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Given the following information, answer the following questions.
TR = $4.5Q
TC = $3,500 + $2Q
a.) What is the break-even level of output?
b.) If the firm sells 1300 units what are its earnings or losses?
c.) If sales rise to 2,300 units, what are the firm's earnings or losses?
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